Seems like with all the black rifle craze, Ruger single actions are remaining at very attractive prices. Been looking a Flattop Bisley in 44spl, surprised it isn't way more than what it is, think I need another 1911 first.

I was explaining to a buddy just the other day the advantages of a Marlin .45-70 lever-action. It hits like a ton of bricks, and it remains effective even if you have to load it with black powder. Meanwhile the gun controllers ignore it because it's not scary-looking.

-AaronB

Hits nearly as hard as a 30-30 and it is easy and cheap to load with jacketed or cast bullets AND it's "only" a cowboy gun.

Please do not be misled (fooled) that the administration is not paying attention to your cowboy guns.

Their clear intent is complete disarminent of America.

Byron

Also noticed a slight local easing of prices on everything SLIGHT.

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I was talking the buying craze. I am fully aware of the fact that the bureaucrats want all guns out of private hands.

Led on of our MSgts to go and buy a Blackhawk convertible in 45 Colt/ACP. Now I'm trying to steer him towards proper gun leather.

even out of revolvers too! People aren't just buying up semi-autos, they're buying up anything that shoots in my town in regard to handguns. I noticed Wallyworld has no semi-auto rifles of any caliber - they're cleaned out. Even the Taurus/Rossi revolver carbine sold.

Although I would add the words "and distruction" after disarmament.

I hear there's some guy in northern Arizona that makes a passable holster.

I may have made mention of said irreputeable character, maybe even sent a link with a suggestion.